This hue is inspired by the red rind of the pomegranate, whose leathery skin conceals the jewel-like seeds within. The color comes from anthocyanin pigments that develop as the fruit ripens, producing a rich crimson with subtle undertones of brown and rose. Long revered across the Mediterranean and Middle East, the pomegranate has symbolized vitality and abundance for millennia. Its skin’s burnished red reflects both the heat of the sun that ripens it and the life contained inside—an enduring emblem of beauty born from resilience.